SparkFun Electronics Commentsurn:uuid:214d0e4e-f1b1-d287-ce26-ac5b4c9f82492019-05-25T08:51:14-06:00SparkFun ElectronicsCustomer #1516754 on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation BoardCustomer #1516754urn:uuid:6e18a0df-5676-c27a-8cc2-1201eda570632019-04-12T07:32:01-06:00<p>Hello,<p>How did you work the module? I am trying to run this module with Ardunio IDE but Ardunio IDE boards section is not include that module? How will you suggest a way which running this module ?</p><p>Best regards.</p></p>
Customer #867487 on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation BoardCustomer #867487urn:uuid:3a2d2bc7-bfb6-d2cb-bf6c-02095a192ee52016-11-18T07:58:29-07:00<p>Hi guys, if anyone still wants a sensor board I currently have a kickstarter going for one https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1747562424/adns-3050-optical-sensor
It doesn't feature a microcontroller like this one does but it has everything else needed to use the sensor<p>It uses a ADNS-3050 sensor with a higher resolution than the 2610, I also have code and 3d models to make a mouse with it.</p></p>
Customer #118322 on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation BoardCustomer #118322urn:uuid:bd8e9fcc-a1d3-033a-d5bb-9d35419c6dd62013-11-09T13:21:33-07:00<p>I think Sparkfun should have a mouse sensor. They are still useful for many motion tracking apps. Avago sold their mouse sensor business to Pixart (www.pixart.com). I'd recommend the ADNS-3050, ADNS-3080 or ADNS-3090.</p>
neurascenic on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation Boardneurascenicurn:uuid:1005962f-e653-afdd-112f-89baf1e760de2012-02-09T20:15:59-07:00<p>Any Chance of something like this appearing again?</p>
mellis on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation Boardmellisurn:uuid:53030a41-3a60-756c-2e35-663cd390d29c2011-04-23T15:55:04-06:00<p>I found (with my own variation on this board), that I had to add zener diodes to clamp the D+ and D- lines to 3.3V for the mouse to be recognized (on some PCs). I believe the USB specification calls for 3.3V.</p>
Aurelio on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation BoardAureliourn:uuid:e34105a1-add2-77fc-cc06-4c22bc0cb7932011-01-20T07:52:20-07:00<p>It should! Please let us know how it turns out.</p>
Aurelio on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation BoardAureliourn:uuid:004aa868-553f-9052-a2a4-14ba32ebb9422011-01-20T07:49:40-07:00<p>Why not revise the board with holes for mounting a standard CMOS/CCD lens mount? With a known tracking surface distance (or sensed) it should allow whatever dof you can find a standard lens for. One would have to account for the added zoom as a result of the tiny sensing area</p>
rmackay9 on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation Boardrmackay9urn:uuid:0810aa8e-f83b-bd94-3813-084f9024571e2011-01-07T19:53:23-07:00<p>I found that if I wanted to rewrite the arduino bootloader to the onboard 328, the "Arduino Pro or Pro Mini (5V, 16 MHz) w/ ATmega328" was the Board closest in the Arduino IDE.<br>
I believe there is a mistake in the example arduino sketch provided (ADNS2620_Example.pde). This line:<br>
ADNS2620 mouse(18,19);<br>
Should actually be:<br>
ADNS2620 mouse(A1,A0);<br>
at least that's what worked for me.<br>
I've made a blog post including links to the source code to use this sensor for position hold for a quadcopter.<br>
http://diydrones.com/profiles/blogs/quad-position-hold-with-mouse-1</p>
Perl on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation BoardPerlurn:uuid:a6b670a8-5c5a-8312-e317-0d1e44e4d8c72011-01-07T08:35:02-07:00<p>I also would like to see an infinite DOF focused lens.<br>
I would like to use it to track my robots absolute movements over a surface</p>
rmackay9 on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation Boardrmackay9urn:uuid:cbead9b7-ea64-fe5a-7f26-ab975ab954d92011-01-05T06:42:45-07:00<p>I have the same issue with windows7 not recognising it as a mouse..</p>
rmackay9 on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation Boardrmackay9urn:uuid:f6997deb-10c1-f505-c353-0344e6b0a0002011-01-05T06:41:45-07:00<p>@kostal, I've picked up some lenses from this place that I hope to attach for furthe distances:<br>
http://peauproductions.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&amp;products_id=2<br>
you'd also need a lens mount: http://peauproductions.com/store/index.php?main_page=index&amp;cPath=25<br>
no idea this would actually work - it's just an idea</p>
Customer #64567 on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation BoardCustomer #64567urn:uuid:d4005c91-e410-6e2d-736e-c1b5a1c5898a2010-12-26T00:40:04-07:00<p>Win7 doesn't recognize this board as a mouse -- I get an 'unknown device' error, says device gives code 43. Any ideas as to how to deal with this?<br>
Thanks.</p>
kostal on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation Boardkostalurn:uuid:50ab1826-db54-0f41-c3ca-cc08739d44e62010-12-25T13:28:53-07:00<p>Hello there and merry Christmas!<br>
I would like to ask the following questions:<br>
1) Is it possible to use on Analog/Digital input of the arduino?<br>
2) Is it possible to use on PWM pin of the arduino?<br>
3) Can you recommend optics for further distances?</p>
hanleybrand on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation Boardhanleybrandurn:uuid:b5594e15-12d9-a95d-436e-2824df868caf2010-11-21T22:07:15-07:00<p>@jbeale - are you talking about this?&lt;br /&gt;
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http://spritesmods.com/?art=mouseeye&lt;br /&gt;
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It's cool to see an arduino version - but it seems from his page that you might not need the arduino to get the image out of the mouse if you wanted to make a scanner. &lt;br /&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
My two cents: I'd rather have an option to buy the kit with a lens that was focused to infinity than focused for mousing&iuml;&iquest;&frac12; it would have more interesting applications (for me, not saying it would be better for everyone)</p>
RobertC. on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation BoardRobertC.urn:uuid:aa271752-13b3-11ad-5f64-b95362d58f152010-11-17T09:14:22-07:00<p>Good stuff. I added those both above, thanks.</p>
Quazar on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation BoardQuazarurn:uuid:45a828a6-ffd0-5e20-0418-930c44f48f172010-11-16T12:42:45-07:00<p>Some additional docs you might find helpful:&lt;br /&gt;<br>
&lt;br /&gt;<br>
The <a href="http://www.avagotech.com/docs/AV02-1278EN" rel="nofollow">HDNS-2100</a> Lens Spec Sheet&lt;br /&gt;<br>
The <a href="http://www.avagotech.com/docs/AV02-0998EN" rel="nofollow">HDNS-2200</a> LED Clip Spec Sheet</p>
Quazar on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation BoardQuazarurn:uuid:c3a64bb0-e9f8-9af2-4a1d-be5ca785b8bb2010-11-16T10:05:13-07:00<p>I just picked up a couple of these to experiment with, and I'm having trouble getting them to work reliably.&lt;br /&gt;<br>
&lt;br /&gt;<br>
The main problem seems to be getting the lens positioned correctly. The black plastic LED clip seems to be positioned about 1mm too close to the chip and so I can't get the lens to fit over the sensor correctly.&lt;br /&gt;<br>
&lt;br /&gt;<br>
I've been measuring various board features using my calipers, and it seems like pin 8 was used as the layout reference point rather than pin 1, as indicated in Fig 3, Pg 3 of the ADNS-2620 data sheet.&lt;br /&gt;<br>
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Has anybody gotten the lens properly positioned?&lt;br /&gt;<br>
If so, what did you do?&lt;br /&gt;<br>
&lt;br /&gt;<br>
Thanks,&lt;br /&gt;<br>
- Dean</p>
RobertC. on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation BoardRobertC.urn:uuid:80346350-e2d4-e77c-5cd6-c576497a76ff2010-11-12T08:31:37-07:00<p>Psh, how else are we going to sell everyone an FTDI basic? Come on, margin margin margin!<br>
Kidding. But that's a good idea, maybe next rev.</p>
AdamT on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation BoardAdamTurn:uuid:73cd196e-8e73-b37c-9d38-dd40ae717a722010-11-11T16:07:46-07:00<p>Why not flash the USBaspLoader onto the chip and do away with the need for an FTDI breakout? You've got everything you need there except a dedicated pin for selecting the upload mode. You can probably use one of B3..5 to trigger the bootloader to run the USBasp emulator code rather than jumping to the user code or maybe someone can/has patched USBaspLoader to run on a timeout like the Arduino does.<br>
I'm tempted to pick one of these up or one of the plain sensor breakouts to use as position/motion feedback on an XY table, but I have enough projects as it is.</p>
RobertC. on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation BoardRobertC.urn:uuid:6f8eefb2-05a2-82da-f00d-ef5e81e39ead2010-11-11T09:39:46-07:00<p>Yep, check the schematic. For just showing up as an HID the ATMega328 serves the purpose, but you still need an FTDI for passing code to the chip. It's not an all purpose solution.</p>
Gopi on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation BoardGopiurn:uuid:d9ab6dc8-e75a-4c99-8002-afcb4c954c072010-11-11T00:14:26-07:00<p>Wait, USB HID done directly on an Atmega328? Am I missing something? Why doesn't this get used instead of an FTDI chip normally?</p>
jbeale on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation Boardjbealeurn:uuid:d4a95560-f754-59bd-944c-a67e041dec7d2010-11-10T21:53:17-07:00<p>There is already an open-source project to do the low-res mouse scanner thing (in fact I think more than one). Problem is it is a crude debug mode, not a proper camera so you can only get one pixel per update cycle and it takes about one second to read all 300-some pixels. So you can't really move it at all, or the image is smeared.</p>
Quazar on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation BoardQuazarurn:uuid:2f35a1e0-9935-cfa8-ab2c-fc2ecd6c06682010-11-08T14:44:47-07:00<p>I noticed that too. It seems like you might be able to use this for relative tracking (like mouse movement) as well as absolute tracking by looking for specific patterns (kind of like small 2D barcodes).<br>
This would let you put a few symbol stickers on a table surface and a robot could hunt for those stickers and interpret meaning from them (like "I can charge here").<br>
You could probably also implement a combination of motion feedback and line tracking using one of these.</p>
Ookseer on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation BoardOokseerurn:uuid:4c153f70-67d5-a56f-0cfc-bb317976d8c22010-11-08T00:32:24-07:00<p>Glancing at the data sheet it looks like the pixel data is available. That opens up the possibility of using it as a low resolution gray-scale scanner. (18x18 pixels, 64 shades of gray) You could use it as a bar code scanner, OCR, or have a robot sense the type of surface it's moving across. Combine the pixel data with vector data to assemble a much larger image.</p>
N.Poole on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation BoardN.Pooleurn:uuid:a19a9aea-2536-4b38-3bab-e4e2f159b92a2010-11-06T12:09:54-06:00<p>clever hardware mounting<br>
+<br>
USB-to-Midi Software implementation<br>
+<h1>Custom Slipmat through Ponoko</h1><p>Cheap Turntable Scratch-Controller?<br>
You might think about doin' it, I am, lol.</p></p>
halconnen on WIG-10026 - ADNS2620 Mouse Sensor Evaluation Boardhalconnenurn:uuid:a8dbd781-c7ce-3570-cd99-d99ce5148d0c2010-11-05T18:30:09-06:00<p>no left click and right click buttons? I am disappoint</p>